@gqii4you ,
This is the single 40 AMP fuse location for the standard sound system (AMP).

Johnny

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Johnny.. THANK YOU... I removed the fuse. It was not blown. Put it back in and everything is working.. Odd... Thanks again

 

@gqii4you ,
Now that you have it working, could you please post the pictures that I had asked for, also some of the head unit in action, to see if it displays the NAIM or DSP for sound fields.

Thank you.

Johnny

 

Probably corrosion on the fuse contacts. If it happens again replace with a new fuse.

 

​​​Hi @Randy V ,
It is odd what @gqii4you experienced, and I was hoping that he would post pictures after our phone call and texting, what I want to know just for clarity, is if the button labeled as "NAIM", stayed as NAIM, or reverted back to being labeled as "DSP", @gqii4you stated that his 2011 SS did not have a NAIM system, nor had he ever seen it display NAIM before, it's just odd to me that somehow it just appeared when he lost sound, then he swapped an amp, but we don't which model of either amp he had/has as he did not post the pictures, and I was hoping he would for future information...

Johnny

 

The lad seems to be confused.?

 

Hello All,
I just did an edit on Randy's post number 28, to now show the new website address, as the person in charge of this repair shops website made a mistake by adding the "S" to service, making it "services", and then wanted a few thousand dollars to correct it... really.

So I just spoke with the owner to confirm his website and email address.

Website = factoryradioservices.com

Email = factoryradioservice@gmail.com

Johnny